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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-30

Butterfiy tides in enSlasa variety,
szlin cnfiains suitable for Christmas
gifts. Tcklas 4 Sing Tman.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-30

Save tine and annoyance by pnF-
chasing tickets 70 any point II The
United states from tho Seattle Transfer
company. They viii bring them 10 you
al your office or residence and cheek
your baggage from there though TO
destination without extra charge. 0faee
corner Second and Main stTeets, tele-
phone Al. d28-l0
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-30

Your orders viii BE- called for, give us
9 trial. g g. STAxTuP Z Co., grocer
fhird an Spring. eel4
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heEstofurs skez vessels hare arrived
b ne eeund uiGA E1esiak iran fer the
Vario1s railEcs1s radistfna fxun fhis
city. tie aGioeEs oE ahoss eempanIas
hass be1n oompeiIsd % g % Part
AasnseHd and pay sha dnty ii cazh,
he cnsio1s auGkaxiiIes refusing % a.
eers c4kisded aAenks far the arnnunt,
eut thas sart nf tang las cnns % a.
ed and heEesfE1F vtsseis With material
~ tll9 part can ae1uxs peEmi1slun from
t1e oapaHamg1t % aliom ahnsr rarnuus %
- discharged Is seattle IS bond.
Heen tha ship CAGE Ysada arrived IL
- eou11 wi4h q load q alaal 4nr diff
tekent parties, some Of whnrn rushsc %
EoTt Townsend end raid the duty. tIr.
bailey GatzsEts as president Of TIE Sc.
ataie ehaubeE Of e1mmerca. ADDRESSED
teleRrAm 30 EenatoFs Dolph ana Ma
eaHli, requesting them 70 zee re eecfe-
t4ry Of toe treasury and EEL his per
mission fer lhe vessel 10 procead 20 Sc
atkle Rna dlHenzEae her cargo "a bond.
Yesterday ME. 0ai1sFt FeoeiVed
zu EoLE1gIHa Exxrzs.
WAsnsgrnx, ID. @. Dec. %, 1857.
AsiteE 6afssYf, Prszidsaf CAaussrr a.
Ce1mxcs, Seattle, ". 4. Ny DKAR
sns-Yoar telegram 70 Mr. Mitchell
and myself, OF tais dase, was seaaived
as the ssnate chamber today. We I'M.
mediatelg sent q telegram, fnoiosInR 8
cspy Of year Dispatch, 20 the secretary
o. the treasury, recommending that the
parties interested be permitted 20 dis
edsERe he cargo Of rails at Seattle.
Long before this reaches you ycu viii
have learned that the application has
been granted. IencIasa the answer OF
toe assistant seosetary.
Yours Truly, in. DoxRn.
AssEgrAET EznRExAHxis AnswKR.
This answer, mentioned shove, vas
written on telegraph hlank. with the
following beading; A30Eernment tale
zfaph lines (connsetinR the senate with |
I'll The executive dspartments), etc, -
and Feed as follows:
InzAwEx DHP2nxMEnr, Dee. %, 1857.
70 Hon. J. N. DoipA and Hoa. J. 81.
A5scAell; The celleotor Of customs &C |
Port Iownaend has been instructed BY /
wire 10 allow rails 70 be lauded at Seat-
Ile, as requested. /. II. MkxHAap.
Assistant Secretary.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-30

CANADIAN PACIFIC R. B. EXCURSIONS
Parties going East win save money By
calling On e. w. MoGIESH, on MIL
street is1f
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-30

For ycuF groceries 60 70 q. g. start
Up Il Co., corner Third and Spring. sell
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-30

HANDKERCHIEF for the million. Oar
prices tell the tsIe. Chester CisaFy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-30

Real Estate IL the foosdation Of al
wealth. II yoa wish wealth buy some
Maple Vallsy land OF O. G. 0A1Kns
y 90. nos
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-30

Steamer PTemiex leaves Seattle wednes-
days and Saturdays a. .. M. for Van
couver and way ports. Fare to Port
Townsend 81. Returning. arrives here
Mondays and Fridays ct I'm. "a l2t
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-30

Cash W. credit. @. 9. SEAnzuR q o.,
eEecesa Third and spring. eel4
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-30

Complete stock Of Earl & Wilson's
cellars and cuffs. Toklas d Singerman.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-30

Dxeea fst,ss ana STA ct ever VARSITY
for ctsis tsnaa eilas Inklas 3 Singer
mAR
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NARRfAaR LTCENSES.

SIX hosiery and kid gloves for Christ
mss Rifls. Toklas 4 sinRermar.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-30

f,4r.i,ea ana safinR, arostar ioa. Non
- 4. s.sig - sasA psisss a . cash sless-
eAaalsr olsary.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-30

Twenty Christmas cards, Views Of Seat
lie, fos 81, at GAEzAE d Co.'s. Second
md Marion stfeets. no2o 6
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-30

PoLIcx Counr. - In Jnsiice Solder
berg's court yesterday John Doe vas
tinsd s. for leaving horse unfaslened
en- the public streets.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-30

Fans, leather goods and silk umhrel-
las for Christmas gifts. Toklas & Sin
nnFunnn
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-30

Warrington Territory Dental and
Photographic Dep0t.--A full supply 81
low prices. A. b. SrKwARr 4 Co., drug
gisls nos II
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-30

Oliver Z. Andersen, draaehtsman, hai
removed to Ysaler- Leary building. "a
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-30

Rev fancy goods. 800 eases Of ncvel
ties lust In. Cash pricea. Chester
olsaEy.
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silks, silks, silk. A big lot iass IN,
greatly under valRe. We can save yOu
40 ger cent. Chester Cieaxy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-30

arhat il the greatest medicine In this
wosid.n said Mr.. Murphy, OF the Ocean
House, Gs be stepped into SteWaEt's
drug store. give me another bottle Of
your Star Cough Syrup" no30
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-30

Dressed and Sawed Lumber.
TIVE SPRING BROOK LUMBER COMPANY
i are prepared 70 al cEdrzs for hops or for
eut 10 order. Arohlteefs bills estimated. Fir.
cedar, spruce, maple, aAh, cotton wood rel
wood, or black walnut Lsih, shingles, pick
eta. cedar hop paleA Chased saah, doors.
hlsnds, mouidinFA
City ea-PosF-fNTElE1aENcxa hailatng.
Telerhone cali No. Z. MIN ofHce a. the workA
Tslephoas CAL Spring Brock. neiTn
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-30

s oauls-sak handtsFohisfs. oass
Ter Uesry.
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TOKLAS & SINCERMAN.

we nave made extraordinary efforts place on sale most
Attractive and Useful Goods at Lowest Possible Prices We
think we have succeeded and invite inspection and comparison
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This answer. mentioned above. vas
written on telegraph hlank. with the
following heading: A30Bernment tale
graph lines (connsctinR the senate win
sll The executive dspartments), etc, .
and reed aa follows:
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-23

ten yeals from the date Of landing, and
70 pay the passage Of any who may de-
sire to.return.
Commissioner Hauselt and Superin.
tendsnt Jackson were the only mem.
bers Of the board to be found At CASTLE
Garden yesterday. They admitted
that there has been growing demand
for q restriction NJ on immigration,
but did not think the proposed head
tax would do any good. The present
tax 10 80 cents, and there is consider.
able surplus in the treasury. OF
course, II immigration should be re-
duced, 81 per head would become
necessary. But a So tax would make
an enormous surplus, which
would have to remain idle in the
treasury. As for the socialists and
anarchists, comparatively few Of them
come over in the steerage; they gen.
orally take cabin passages, and the So
tax would not affect them. As for the
other immigrants, 1t would be simply
an Increase Of the passage rates to
them, and many OF them could, by
paying IS more, secure cabin passage.
Mr.. Hauselt thought II would be
better for Congress to collect statistics
and other Information from all parts
OF the country and find out where i'm
migration Is still beneficial and where
II 10 Injurious, and then enact laws &C.
cordingly.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-23
CONDENSED TELEGRAxs.

Nkw foRK-A. J. vanderpoel. the
wellinown lasyer, dropped dead Of
spopleIy In Paris this morning.
WINNIPEG, MAS.-senator sherman
and parry arrived from the Weat las,
night: and vent on East by the Cana.
dian Psclhc an hour later,
GRKRssRuRo, Pain a ouarrel ovs,
beg OF beer, al Bolivar, Pa, las, Sal.
urday nleht, D. w. Smith orush,d ihs
sku.l Of Patrick Daily with a la,gs
stone, i'm chg fatal injuries. smith
HASTINGS. MINI. The two ls,yo
barns OF Wm. Mics 4 Sons were struet
BY lightning last pight and burned 10
the ground. Twenty Norman borsss
peIisned In The flames, aud 200 iona
Of hay was burned. Total loss fs0. 0O0a
NHw YoRK.-A most brutal prIx,
hght oil ain ronnds between Dan
sweeny aud Flank WAnnamaker tool
plscs early this morning on Long
Island sound Wannamaker over.
matched his antagonist and won. The
purse sas " o a aide, Marquis of
oieenabu'y sulse, skin tight gloves.
CHnoAoo.-A Daily News spselal
from Dss Moines, la, says, Senator
Allison will be suggssted a. a Presl.
dental candidate by the Iowa state
Republican Oonven Ion which will be
held In this city next Wednesday.
provided he approves OF the action.
A prominent Republican says the
Senator does not wish 10 be prems.
ture In bis consent and will therefore
defer biz action until Tuesday.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-23

Tur officers In charge OF the Castle
Garden immigrants state that compare.
lively few socialists and anarchists
come 10 America In the sieersge, the
msjority taking cabin passsge. This In.
formation Ia quite contrary to the pop.
ular impression. II has been supposed
,hs. these revoluiionists, for revolu.
tion'e sake. were Of the sleerage class I;
but now tina, I, appears otherwise, we
End the dangerous character OF the 90.
clAlIetic immigration has been dis.
counted. The philosophers have told
ne that America need not fear theee
men because, In the struggle for live
lihood. they would yield TO the In
licences OF American ideas. Mr..
Beecher took this view, saying;
"When l eat chicken / do not become
chicken, but chicken becomes me-"
This view 10 predicaied upon the no.
lion that immigrants reach these
shores poor In purSe, and Il 10 sound
enough on that predicate. But the
anarchist who comes with his pocket
fall Of money and with no prospective
personal dislresses Ia liable
10 Withstand the processes Of
absorption and amslgamatIon, and 10
provo q constant social irritant. II
was thought that the speedy oonyic.
I ion Of the Chicago anarchists, who
throw tbe bomb In the Hsymariet.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-23
DEATH ROBBED HIx.
The Appalling Discovery ola Yount
Man About 20 he Married.

GAINESVILLE, GA, August o.
From Jackson county comes a sinsu
lar ending. Near Jefferson, In thai
county, there lives jasper Porter, (.
popular young farmer, who has been
very successful in bis business. Willis
In this city six months ago he met
Miss Matte Ward, q beautiful young
lady, the daughter OF a well.to do
farmer in the northern part OF the
county, some twenty miles distant. A
warm attachment sprung up, and sew.
eral visits were made by the young
man to tho home OF Miss Ward.
At their last meeting. three weeks
ago, 1t was agreed that they should get
married or the 23d, and that Mr.. Por.
ter SHOULD make bis appearance at the
mansion on the Saturday preceding
and remain until the ceremony was
over. II was thus that, after having
his affairs set in order, leaving his
new home In charge OF a trusted col.
ored woman, he set out on his trip 10
Mr.. Ward's home on horseback. He
hsd almost reached the end of by
journey, when, on passing Walnut
church, he saw that II was crowded
He decided TO enter, and found that A
funeral was In progress, the preacher
being at the time in the middle Of his
discourse.
At the conclusion OF the sermon tbs
cofHn was opened and all were invited
to take last look at the dece,sed.
Amid the wsiling sounds II was hard
for the traveller to distinguish who Il
was, but curiosity prompted him to
push bis way up In order to see the
dead person. He stood at last beside
the coflil, looked intently aad began
TO fall. He saw there the face u the
lady whom he was jDurneying TO marry,
ard OF whose deash he had not been
apprised. The discovery that the dead
girls lover was In the building but
added 10 the excitement OF the coca.
sion. II seem that the your z lady was
In the best OF spirits up to the night
before her death, and that she Tell
dead from heart disease.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-23

WHEN President Cleveland visits
Atlanta his escort will be the Young
Mems League, which will have 10000
torches in line. II is intended that
this shall be the great feature OF the
exposition week In Atlanta. Cannot
the young men Of Memphis make q
similar demonstration2 The Atlanta
Idea 10 an admirable one. There could
be nothing more inspiriting than the
spectacle OF such an aggregation Of
young Southern manhood. The
South 10 today rejoicing In a
new glory because the young
men have come 10 the front and laid
hold Of the grand opportunities which
make the country land OF promise.
For young men to meet in mass on
sush an occasion would have an ener-
giving effect upon themselves. They
would be able to realize, as In no other
way 30 well, their own power. Each
would experience q stimulation Of
ambition, and each would return 10
his peculiar work with new ardor.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-23

TINS thing Of sending men out Of
The party because Of their views on this sub
Jsctlprshibitionl IL something that will not
be donei and appeals on party ground, are
som,thinE that have no appropriate phase
10 this campaign aud yet, the representa-
ZION 10 made among Democrats that tho
amendment IL sntl.Demoeratic, While
among the Republicans II IL stigmAtlsed q,
. Democratic trick 10 break M tho Repub-
loan psrUi Both representations are
equally removed frsm the truth. II 10 truly
. non-partlian susitlon, and whoever as
serts 10 the contrary. does 90 10 his own
Injury. and al the expense Of a fair and Just
presentation Of the subject 10 the people -
Ripley tTenn.l News.
The .question which the News raises
10 very important one. In Texas II
has been already proposed 10 make
prohibition q party issue, and In the
next Democratic convention the anti.
Prohibitiouisis viii endeayof, ptobs.
bly,, to secure dislinol declaration Of
Democratic opposition. Democrats In
some Northern States have done 30 ia
the mos, untquivocal terms. But the
Democrats Of Texas and Tennessee
have manifested q disposition 10 di.
vide on the question, those who favor
prohibition maintaining that II is not
aparty matter at all. They are very
sincere men, and 10 read them out Of
OF the party would be an
dangerous as absurd. We do not be.
lieye thai here In Tennessee any such
project will DO countenanced by the
leaders or the masses Of the party.
The very fact that some OF the ablest
and most respected Democrats In Ten.
nsssee have divided on the question
shows that II cannot be made q party
Issue. l, ls social, not q political,
question.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-23
VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.
NJ. nn. rnchIra aexers.

To the Editor Of the Appeals
/ am q constant reader OF your pa-
per, and a friend Of journalism that
exposes all offenders Of the public and
society generally. Yours 10 q nevspa-
per Of the true mstal, and NJ such YOU
hare my most hearty support. lam
q resident OF Olarksdale, Miss, and
an called very often to take a trim 10
your beautiful city. Seeing your
article OF late date on the red via.
sged autocrat Of Court squsre is what
prompts me TO write this communal.
cation, hoping tina. you will publish n
for the benefit Of the readers Of vonr
paper and also much abused orange,
Memphis 10 city much visled by Ire
people OF Mississippi, and sinost
every one OF them loves 70 ppenJ an
hour 10 your beautiful tquare. / havs
seen Rogers Impose upon and ,nsr,,
people, and your humble corr e,nond'
emit himself mad TO stand the b,rn, =,
bis coarse tongue not long ago. i sa,s.
with you on everything peitaInIne A.
the behavior Of Rogers, wbo h in ~.
estimation, q ft subject for a ,inn
tanner, but not for the position bs =
usurplng. q saInnom
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-23
city OF mexico Eioes.s .

cIrr or MEIIoo, August 22.-The
city presented an extraordinary spec.
tacle this morning, owing TO the
flooded condition Of the streets. The
rain Of last night was the heaviest Of
the season, and inundated many
streets rarely flooded. Foot pasen.
gers who we're out late found them.
selves obliged 10 Layel on mems backs
through the heart Of the city, and this
morning the shops are being pumped
out frelghis ara moving all right on
the Central railway this morning, and
the company have plenty Of engineers
from the United States. Largo ship.
ments OF American cattle are arriving
hRfa
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-23

would act ~ deterrent, but the coun.
try was surprised to peroeivs subse.
qusntly that the spirit Of anarchism
was still! active. II was also revealed
In the trial that the defendants were
men Of brains and very independent
in bearing. These facts tend to cor.
roborate the statement of the Castle
Garden authorities. 1t is evident that 1t
will not do to trust entirely to the pro-
cssses Of smalgamstion. The philoso.
pliers will have to consider whether
the chicken, II very robust, may not
eat the man.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-23

THH average cotton mill capital In
the South vas, In 1880, gill 500; In
1887 1t is sl42,5OO. During the inter-
val the spindles have increased twenty
SIX per cent, and the looms twenty
seven per cent. Since 1880 forty nine
mills have been established, with q
capital Of s7,65s,sSO. This Is progress,
indeed. II 90 much was gained
bsiore tho passage Of the interstate
commerce law, II will be interesting TO
Inquire at the end OF another year
whether or not that law has proved
beneficial to the South by increasing
thenumber OF factories. The law should
have the effect Of establishing factories
near the points Of production Of raw
material. II should cause the rearing
Of mills near the cotton fields, iorges
near the iron aud coal mines, and
wood working establishments near the
forests. As the Interstate Commerce
Commission shows no disposition 10
interfere with the operation OF the
law, a satisfactory test ofltho question
should DO had.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-23
soetaIist Meeting,

EHw YUnk, august 22.-There was
large meeting Of socialists at Cooper
Union this evening, called to denounce
the action Of the Henry Georseites.
Speeches were made and resolutions
adopted denouncing George and bis
platform and his following. Every
meDtioo Of his name was the signal
Tor cheers, hisses, groans, cat calls and
80 forth. The red flag was carried
into the hall and waved from the
pa form amid applause and Misses.
Speeches were msdo by Editor
scheyi'z and others, but there was no
seIiou, disorder.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-23

THE attempted revival OF the Ameri.
can or Knownothing party is evident
ly serious project. Like various other
political schemes now sHoat, It will
come to nothing. The mutual idea OF
the organisms Of this new American
party is that contained In the old
Observation-Disclosures for Ameri-
cana.' In other words, they want
immigration restricted and regulated,
and convention is to be held in Sep.
TENDER to insugurate a campaign and
TO arrange for convention to be held
next July. when II is intended to put q
presidential ticket in the field. The
National Democratic convention,
however. will take up this
question OF immigration and
formulate policy which will relieve
the laboripg men Of the country OF
disastrous composition with poverty
stricken immigrants.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-23
Wisconsin. Ce.,r.I Mortgage Bosd..

Bosros, MASS, August 22.-The
News Boreau Gays q majority CT the
Wisconsin Central second mortgage
bonds have sgIeed TO the exchange
for securities Of the new corporation.
Enough Of the new frat mortgage
bonds have been sod at par to assure
the completion Of contemplated I'm.
provemenis. 1he new reorganlz ton
was Tor the purpose OF securing bonds
that could be sold for improvement,
which under the cd plan cou d be
made only out OF net earnings. The
officers OF the company say they now
see their way clear 10 pay per cept
on tie new Inc 5me bonds, while il was
imp ssible 10 pay on the old per
cent. second mortgage bonds.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-23
Levi Ro.enfeid's VIII.

CHICAGO, August 22.-The will Of
the late Levi Rosenfeld was probAted
today. The will 10 dated Doesmbsr 3,
1888, aud gives Maurice and Harry,
the two sons, handsome amounts In
personal property, and a fair share Of
the real estate; but codicil, dated
June 20, 1887, directs that all be.
queAths 10 Maurice be revoked, and
that oil such be read As being made 10
his vile and be free from all control
Of his creditors. She Ia directed 10
pay over 10 him from time 10 time
such sums AZ are necessary TO main.
tain him In the station 10 which he
had bein accustomed, all 10 be free
from control by creditors. A large
portion Of the Immense estate Ia left
10 the widow. The following inolitu.
tons are named la the will: The
Cleveland Orphan Asylum, $4,000 |,
Home Of the Aged and Iofirm, Olese.
land, o, 5000; Unlted Hebrew Re.
lief Association, Chicago, 5000. A
sinking land, TIE interest only 10 be
used II brew Union College, Tor the
use OF its library, $500.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-23


JACKSON, MISS, August 2..-Mr.
Ohas. winkley, an old and valued
citizen Of this city, died at bis reel.
dence today In the sixiy-second year
OF his age. He came to Jackson In
1856. He had been proprietor Of
several Job offices, and foreman Of
leading papers publishes here, before
and since the war. He was very
efficient as q printer, understanding
II thoroughly In all lis branches, hay.
Ing few equals and no superiors. HIS
services always commanded the best
prices. As a citizen he was modest
and urostentatious, and was highly
esteemed by large circle OF friends.